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2.7"

You might have to travel a couple of hours south. .

Yeah snow tv during the day for several hours, maybe with some heavier bands in there, when the hypothetical event was never big is a win in my book

Interesting OBS at KGON this morning. 10.4 at 7:45 to 26.6 at 8:20.

That is a decent shift. Let's see if the Euro matches it... it was pretty far north at 0z

Snow TV would be fun, frankly - so rooting for the gfs just for that possibility

This post didn't age well, like many of your posts around here. Your anti-winter bias clouds your judgment here, just like it does on the Rutgers Rivals football board where we both post about the weather. The only difference there is that it's filled with normies who don't like snow and winter and they love you for downplaying almost every winter threat.

This might put ISP over 60"

60.8" for the season so far. Nearly double my average.

Cmc came north

GFS taken literally is worse (lighter snows), but in reality much better as far as breathing room. Considerably south.

Feel like the trend this year is to have Storms start North, Trend South, and then ultimately end up back North. Think this is a great spot to be in.

Nice hit and north

Today's total 3.1" new snow. 0.19 LE (16:1). There's the fluff I've been waiting all winter for. 20" at the stake following the snowfall (19" at quasi-official 9 am obs). Seasonal total stands at 51.3 inches, which makes this the 10th snowiest winter here (beginning 1995). Not withstanding the past few anni horribiles we've been on a good run.

AI Euro and AI GFS are more GFS like than CMC/Euro like.

Certainly far from a ratter winter, it's been cold and snowy and anytime you hit average snow it's better than most. Another storm though would elevate this season to an A+. This season was filled with "what ifs". We had probably 3 or 4 storm threats that never materialized, which makes the near to above average snowfall all that more impressive when you consider we missed out on some larger opportunities.

there's a wave right after, what if we cash in for both?

This one continues to be incredibly complicated and now we have a subtle front running disturbance ahead of the main ejector too showing on all models. That could potentially help pushing the main one more south but it could also lead to suppression too

Lol bullseye over DC(gfs), we have seen this before.

Andover, Maine - Feb. 2017 7 19 10 0.03 1.0 34 8 13 9 1.15 6.0 39 9 42 11 0 0 39 10 42 -2 0.20 6.0 44 11 10 -5 T T 44 12 11 0 0.19 6.5 50 13 19 11 0.90 14.0 62 14 22 13 0.15 2.5 64 15 25 7 0.03 1.5 65 16 27 13 0.95 14.0 79 17 26 18 T T 76 He saw those monster depths and went searching, in vain. Unfortunately, he didn't understand snow plowing in Maine, where they don't just clear the road but push back the banks to be ready for the next storm. He made a left turn in Andover and headed up the East B Road, quickly ran out of houses and then out of phone reception as he was behind the Baldpates, and with lowering gas and not knowing where he was . . . When back in RI he posted a withering critique of Maine, its roads, its snow, its reporting, etc. My snarky response suggested that his G-P-S should have been augmented by an M-A-P.